Anti-graft system up for major changes in measures before NPC

China's anti-graft system will see a fundamental change as the top legislature is scheduled to review a draft amendment to the Constitution and the country's first law on supervision to give legal footing to a new national supervisory commission.

Some 2,980 deputies attending the first plenary session of the 13th National People's Congress, starting on Monday, will deliberate on the two draft measures, according to the agenda.

Only a plenary meeting of the NPC can adopt amendments to the Constitution and laws related to the country's fundamental systems.